S2 EP03: Survey 123 Jedi Michelle Williams

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Geographers without Borders

Women in GIS

36 episodes

6 days ago

Women in GIS presents "Geographers without Borders". This interview-style podcast brings you guests from around the world to share about their niche in geography. From GIS to Urban Planning to Marine Biology, scientists and professionals around the world use the science of geography to solve problems critical to humanity every day. With Host, Shannon Foxx-Day, and Producer, Caitlin Hagar-Kuhn.

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S2 EP03: Survey 123 Jedi Michelle Williams

Geographers without Borders

55 minutes 48 seconds

1 year ago

S2 EP03: Survey 123 Jedi Michelle Williams

Michelle Williams, also known as the Survey123 Jedi, is a passionate geospatial professional specializing in, what else but Survey123!

Michelle is a graduate of the University of Redlands, with a Bachelor of Science in Business and a Master of Science in Geographic Information Science and Cartography. Michelle came to the GIS realm a bit later in life and uses her knowledge and experience to teach and influence young people, supporting their successes. Michelle regularly provides free Survey123 training to people, and also consults on solutions for geospatial challenges. In addition to her passion for all things geospatial, Michelle is passionate about sharing her experience with post concussion symptoms, from a concussion she experienced in 2022. She shares her story of this experience so that people will better understand what it is like to suffer from a concussion long term, as well as to help those who have and are still suffering from this invisible affliction.